Best Samsung deals: 4K TVs, soundbars, headphones and more | 75 Inch Smart Tv

The latest webOS brings built-in support for Alexa voice control (via an upcoming firmware update), Google Assistant and LG’s own ThinQ AI voice recognition option. ThinQ AI has been revamped to understand more ‘conversational’ instructions.

Last night’s Game of Thrones supposedly showcased the largest battle ever shot for TV. I say supposedly because I couldn’t see most of the action—nor could a lot of other people, who complained all over Twitter that the episode was too dark.

The Praetor 600 is now the farthest-flying super-midsize jet, able to make nonstop flights between London and New York, São Paulo and Miami, Dubai and London. With four passengers and NBAA IFR Reserves, the Praetor 600 has an intercontinental range of 4,018 nautical miles (7,441 km). Take Off Field Length for such a mission is only 4,436 ft (1,352 m). At M0.80, range is 3,719 nm (6,887 km) with four passengers and NBBA IFR Reserves.

Admittedly, preferred HDR format is only really a concern at the higher end of the price range, but those spending big should think carefully about which services they’re likely to want HDR content on.

The prices of Sony’s 8K TVs are eye-wateringly expensive, but they’re actually cheaper than those of its main competitor, Samsung, which released its first 8K TV last year. The 8K Q900’s price topped out at $99,999 for the 98-inch model, or $14,999 for the 85-inch version. LG has also announced a pair of 8K TVs, including the world’s first 8K OLED, but has yet to announce pricing or availability.

Let’s face it, most televisions look largely the same at first glance. Sure, some will be larger or thinner than others, and both LG and Samsung have experimented with new form factors for their high-end sets – have you seen LG’s rollable OLED yet? But at the end of the day, you’re buying a rectangle, and sometimes it can be hard to figure out what really makes one different from the other.

As we said earlier, this really is a deal that’s too good to miss. If you aren’t sold, head over to our buying guide to find out all about what makes a fantastic TV and you’ll see the 49UK6300PUE ticks all the required boxes and then some.

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Sizes (prices): 86 inches ($TBA/£3,999.99), 75 inches ($TBA/£1,999.99), 65 inches ($TBA/£1,499.99), 55 inches ($TBA/£1,099.99), 50 inches ($TBA/£999.99), 43 inches ($TBA/£599.99)

TCL 49-inch Class 4K Ultra HD Dolby Vision Roku Smart LED TV (49S517) — $319.99 (list price $599.99)

Since it uses an effectively identical OLED panel as the C9, you’re essentially spending an extra $800 just for that floating glass design. Because of this, the OLED C9 is our Editors’ Choice. If the style is important to you, go for it. And if your pockets are deep enough, you can even consider spending a few thousand more for a Signature OLEDW9, LG’s latest version of the Signature OLEDW7 we tested two years ago that consists of an ultra-thin, wall-mountable OLED panel you can place on the wall like a painting, connected by a thin wire to an included Dolby Atmos soundbar that contains all of the TV’s electronics.

Sure, you might have brought home a 4K television just last week. But there’s no stopping the march of progress, and Samsung is at the vanguard with this set. It’s an 8K panel—roughly 8,000 pixels wide and packing four times as many points of light as a 4K TV. Anyone with cash to burn can plop this 125-pound beast onto a stout pedestal and be engulfed by the 85-inch display. And while 8K content is rarer than an albino wombat, over the next few years broadcasters should start screening sports and special events in the new format.